The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1887-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Wheat 5sc.

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Seely's Opera House, proceeds fo1
the benefit of the NJ. E. Church.
Bran $40 per ton at the Wahpetor
Roller Mills. %
Rev. J. NJ. VanEvery will preacl
his last sermon in Wahpeton Sun
day morning, Oct. 16. The many
friends of the reverend gentlemen
regret his departure. He goes te
jamestown, this territory.
Fifty tons of hay wanted in ex
change for cattle, horses and ma
chinery, by ID. E. Rice.
The Knights Of Pythias are ar
ranging for dance to come off the
evening of Thanksgiving.
Everything new and nothing slor
worn at Hunts shoe store. 2f
My stock of ladies' ane shoes was
never so complete as at present, and
prices never so low.
rs HUNT, The Shoe Man.
Fred Mold and Chas. Babe are pre.
pairing to go deer hunting in the
Minnesota woods upon the first ap-
pearance of the beautiful snow.
Ladies use the Gilt Edge Dressing
for sale by Anton Giles & Co., boot
| and shoe dealers. 90
Johnnie Mcmillan drove in for his
father Tuesday and they will prob
ably return home tomorrow, F Friday.
Gents call and see my Wauken-
phast shoes for $3.50.
26 HUNT, The Shoe Dealer.
The Hanly brothers are fixing up
the rooms in fine shape over their
new drug store.
Farmers will save money by taking
their wheat to the WahpetOn Roller
Mills and exchanging it for flour. %
We received letter the other day
from Plus Henger. now in Denver,
ordering THE TINES sent to him, and
saying that he is more than pleased
with that city, and regrets that he
didn't find it sooner. Mr.. Henger's
many friends here will be pleased to
learn of his success and satisfaction
with his new home.
The Wahpeton -four is the best IN
the market. Give it a trial. %
Sensible Girl-say, Pa, won't you
please let me have the money to buy
my fall shoes?
Fond Fath-r-Too soon yet, my
child.
S. G.-Not bit, 1 want to get
the first choice and Hunt. the Shoe
dealer, has marked his goods down
to rock bottom.
F. F.--Get what you want and
send the bill to me. I know you
will be safe if You trade there.
Ransom county has the enterprise
to institute and eeryy, on. yearly,
county fairs and iStHis connection,
the last Gazette of Lisbon says of a
Richland county man: "Col. J. b.
Power, of the Helendale stock farm,
has engaged eight double stables,
which means that he intends bring
ing quite a large number of animals. -
Ask your dealer for Wahpeton
-four. %
Chas. Damerel, Wahpeton's pio-
neer hardware merchant. has opened
a branch store at Ransom City with
a nephew named Browning, recently
from London. England, managing
the same. Mr.. Dalnerel reports IA
good business, which the new enter
prise certainly deserves.
Purdon & Co. has just received a
large and well selected stock of
clothing. 81.
For sale for cash or on one year.
time, few good work horses, wag-
ons and plows, also IS head Of cows
and young grade cattle, call and get
my prices at the city furniture store
and undertaking rooms. DE. RICE
New Teas and new prices at the
Magnet. 27
The we'll man, A. Hodel, has pro-
duced another flowing we'll. this time
on the farm of Frank Bauer. a mile
south of Abercrombie. 1t is 1868
feet deep and flows pure cold soft
water. THE TINES congratulates its
friend Mr.. Bauer on his good for
tune.
I have 10 good horses which 1
will sell separately or in lot for
cash orOn IA months time. Inquire
at city furniture store. D. E. RICE.
Try the new Crop Teas at tile
Magnet. q
The directors of the Farmers Mu-
tual Hail Insurance Company Of
Richland county met Oct. Sd to levy
the assessment necessary to cover
the hail losses of 1887 of that COM
pany. 1t was found that nine and
a quarter cents per acre would cover
all losses for the season. another